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The Art Exhibition.

80 the Editor OF the Indianapolis journal:
Why do not people go to the art gallery2 It
is generally conceded that the exhibition of oil
paintings is fully equal to any. heretofore
shown in this city, while the collection of water
colors is the best seen here. 1t has been
estimated that not more than $50 gentlemen of
this city will the gallery during three
weeks of the exhibition. Is it not remarkable
that IN city having population of over 100,-
600 so few gentlemen exhibit any interest in
art? We certainly have a large educated
population. The number of our lawyers, doc
tors, clergymen and other professional men,
who certainly make some claims to culture
must into the thousands We have
a literary club of carefully selected mem bers
who appear think they have a sort of monop-
oily of the culture of the town. yet it is doubtful
if one in twenty of its members will visit the
hibition.
1t is interesting to nots the class OF gentlemen
who do visit the gallery. They are generally
business men, manufacturers and well to-do
working people, who make pretense of cult
ure but who carefully look at the whole collec
ton with interest that comes from natural
taste for art Tho newspapers of the city have
shown interest in the exhibition and eiven it
a support that has been a surprise to the Art AS
sociation, yet the attendance has, thus far, been
light SN
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iect of so much literary comment and discussion
some months ago. Accompanying the list are
suggestions and additions ov Ruskin and others
kellogg & Co. also send out a carefully selected
list of books for young people, which must be
of much use to those desiring to make purchases
for childrens libraries
Among the recent publications of the Amer
lean Economic Association is essay on the
Relation of the State to Industrial Action" by
Prof Henry c. Adams, lecturer on political
economy and finance at the Michigan EnIver
sity. Another is Three Phases of Coopera-
ton in the West" by Amos G. Warner The
price or these pamphlets is IS cents each.
Lauren Drhlap. of Bismarck Commissioners
Of Immi grafton for the Territory of Dakota
issues a bulletin containing facts about the
Territory and nuch information of a general
and specific character for the benefit of intend
ing settlers. AS the bulletin is official the in
formation given will doubtless DO of value to
those seeking home in that region.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02
A Proposed Public Meeting.

To the Editor of the INDIANAPOLIS Journal:
After the ordinances are all before the Coun-
Gil, Monday night, would it not be wise proceed
ure to call a public meeting of the citizens the
night following, at Tominson Hail. to consider
the subject of introducing natura, gas into In
dianapolis at which a committee of our most
prudent citizens should be appointed to CO.
operate with the Council to secure the passage
of proper ordinances, safe to the city and equita-
bic TO the companies Offering to furnish the
service! The meeting would emphasize the
upon which entering, and the
mittee would aid the Council in reaching proper
conclusions and prompt action, and at the same
time would share the response oility of the Coun-
Gil. This is a many sided subject. involving i'm
measurable interest TO the future of IndIanapo-
lis, ana should gage the best talent of our citi
zenS y BUSINESS Man.
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The Grant Committee Waking.

New York Mail and Express.
The subcommittee designs of the Grant
Monument association have had several meet
ings recently to perfect circular which will be
shortly out to architects and sculptors,
stating the conditions and the time for submit
ting designs. Secretary Greene has just sent
circulars to monument firms for the same pur-
pose. Among the recent designs received is one
by w. w. Story, the sculptor. The association
will meet next week. the present incorporated
committee, it is stated never felt itself com
United the million dollar plan, has it ever
set any definite sum. \ recent canvass among
the members. however, shows large number
be in favor of monument costing between
$500. 900 and $500. 600.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02

q. T. Futnam's sons issue the following
papers in the American Historical Association
series; "A History Of the Doctrine of Comets"
bv President Andrew Ct. White and report Of
the proceedings at the third animal meeting of
the association. Price of each. p cents.
f.. L. kellogg Co. New York. have issued
in neat pamphlet form Sir John Lubbocks list
of the best hundred books which formed a sub
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL. FORAGE AND STRAW.
OFFICE ACTING ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER. I
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL, Ind. April 1. 1857.

OFFICE ACTING ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER.
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL, Ind, April 4. 1881
Sealed proposals, in trplcate subject 10 the usual
conditions will be received at this Office until 10
o'clock A NJ. Wednesday. May 1. 1887. at which
time and place they will De opened the of
bidders. for furnishing and delivering at this post
fuel forage and straw during the fiscal year com
rnencing J uly l, 1887
The government the right TO reject any or
all bids Preference given to articles OF domestic
production. conditions OF price and quality being
equal and such pr eference given articles of Amer
ican production and manufacture produced on the
Pacific the extent of the consumption ireo
by the public service there.
Blank proposals and information will be furnished
application TO this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fuel Forage Straw las tire
case nav be-, and addressed to the undersigned.
". H. REAFORD.
Captain. q. 5. H. A. y. @ NJ.
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WANTEE.

w ANTED-RELIABLE LOCAL AND TRAY
w cling salesman local preferred) 10 sell Lubri-
eating Oils. Z. f. DIETERICHS Cleveland, o.
yETANTED--I4ADY AGENTS FOR MRS. CAMP.
w bells Combinations Underskirt and BuStle
Removable Hoops for Laundry Immense sales
Agents make 81 each. and man. sell twelve daily
West Randolph street Chicago Ill.
N0TICE-WANTED STIFF AND LAME
~ horses those having Contracted feet and
corns that others have failed to cure treat by
simple safe and successful operation. At Indianano
lis fair ground from May 4 for few DAYS
II. y. READ, Veterinary Surgeon.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE-WE WILL
"A sell at public auction Wednesday. May 4
at clock p. the premises, $50 ana 292 East
Washington street the frame house and
being ) l = 2 feet front Washington street and
1875 feet deep, running through to and fronting
Court street being desirable business location. This
will be good opportunity Tor those wishing invest
in property that viii readily advance in price Sale
positive. title perfect. Terms: Small cash payment
and the balance l. 2. 3. years. w. E. MICK &
co. /. y PERRY, Auctioneer.
lyTASHINGToS-ST REAL ESTATE AT
w auction. We will sell public auction Thurs
day May >, at o'clock p. m. the premises, 224
West Washington street the three-story brick bust
block two fine store-roorns 25xSO "a t each,
mented cellar 25x160 and completely finished above
with elegant Tor living fine brick stable the
rear. both AID side alley, lot 25x195 and the
best-bnilt building on West Washington street with
stone foundation and stone trimmings. and compare
lively new; title perfect and sale positive; the terms
will be made very easy. w Z. MICK & co.
L. y. PERRY Auctoneer.
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nFFERED-FOR THE FIRST TIME THIRTY
" three lots in the Bruce Place addition The lots
are on College avenue, Broadway and Park avenue
Size of lots 65x177 feet. E. l. HASSELD. 1872
North Pennsylvania street,
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II OTIS AT a BARGAINS: SOUTH, EAST AND
1 northeast: will sell at old price for few days
only: come quick CENTRAL LAND, LOAN AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY, II North Pennsylvania
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS- LA
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY suppl
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL, Ind, April f. 1897.
Sealed proposals. in tripcate, subject the usual
conditions with a copy of this advertisement at
tached, will be received at this office until 10 o'clock
a. m. on Wednesday. May 1. 1887. at which time
and place they will be opened in the presence of bid
ders for furnishing and delivering the fresh beef
auired in the Subsistence Depar trnent, United
States Army, at this post. during the fiscal year
commencing July L, 1887, and ending June 80,
1858.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all proposals.
Information to the manner of bidding. condi-
tons be observed by bidders and of contract
and payment viii be furnished application to tbs
Office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fresh Beef" and addressed to tho
undersigned. CLIFTON Comfy,
Major of Ordnance, 4. c. :.
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DESIDENCE REAL TATE-HOUSEAND LOT
IL Hall place neat cottage of six rooms; clos
fine bargain. CENTRAL LAND. LOAN AND IN.
VESTMENT COMPANY, IA North Pennsylvania
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by F. o. WADSWoRTH, 80 CIRCLE STREET:
ID Sixtyseve and halffoot corner close to bust
ness. north, $4,000.
Eightythree-foot vacant corner. five squares north
Of Washington. elegant location, SO. 800; the best
downto residence quarter square in the city; big
money in this to subdivide
Business property on Massachusetts avenue; several
splendid bargains.
Elegant residence property our best streets at
bedrock prices.
Elegant lots best streets at old prices
and the best the market
twenty-five Cold Springs at a bargain.
Twelve acres. with fine improvements, two miles
from corporations best drive from the city Sc, 500.
Eighteen lots southeast. squares north of the
Belt road with good cottage house, 81. 800
Ground West Washington street; elegant loea-
ton this side of asylum; would make thirty elegant
lots; $4,000.
Eastfront corner on Broadway; 81 100.
Elegant lots Pleasant street, 800.
Belefontaine- street house south of Home avenue,
s.. 600.
East Washington street residence; lot 10000;
$3. 500; q 500 bargain
Arsenalayenue residence cost So, 500 to build,
be bought way down.
Eight house California street at tremen-
dons bargain, 81 200 cash Will take il.
Splendid bargain East South street; nothing
better in town. seventy.fve feet front; building or
GROUND either worth the that Will buy it.
f. o. WADSWoRTH, 80 Circle street.
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FOR SALE,

NOR SALE-REAL ESTATE-BARGAINS N
C fine residences building lots and blocks Call
on w. a. BRADSHAW, 1919 n. Pennsylvania ST.
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THOR SALE-ONE HUNDRED-ACR Farm
Il The largest tract know of which is within the
CITY limits that plated and sold for double the
amount asked for the land. Call and see plat or
land and get prices and terms at my office. H. II.
RENILIE Ola West Washington street.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED-MES AND WOMEN EV.
n erywhere for easy noney-making business
Workers clear $50 per week easily. Don't fail 20
send for aud free samples if you need paving
business. MERRILL MFG CO., b :, Chicago.
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DIED.

BIRKET--Mr. Charles w Birket died at his resi-
dence No. Az Virginia avenue, Sunday morning,
May 1, at 1:20 o'clock, aged seventy eight years.
Funeral services will be held at the residence.
Friends invited. Services OH Monday at O'Clock.
BREWER-Mrs. Allie, wife of Harvey Brewer. at
their home. in Greenwood. Ind, Sunday morning,
o'clock. Funeral Tuesday morning at 10 clock.
Friends of the family invited.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

GtTRAYFD OR STOLEN-FROM RACK AT
- Grace NJ. E. Church, corner Market and East,
Texas pony. four white feet white face,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02

NOR. SALE-SEVENTY- EIGHT LOTS IN ONE
L. plat east of city at bargain; also. two piats
Belt railroad. south of city; of thirty-eght on
East street; one of forty-three lots Madison
nue. and one of thirty lots South Meridian street,
Just one square from st-eetcar line. BEVILLE, 21a
West WASHINGTON street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02

NOR SALE-SLXTEEN MORE LOTS LEFT YET
unsold out of the 234 placed on market three
weeks ago in the Johnson g. Hogshire East Washing
tonstreet addition. Call and buy, the prize
will be advanced after the 9th of this month. H. ii
BENILLE, pig West Washington street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02

FINANCIAL
MONEY TO 1OAN-6 PER CENT. HORACE
W MCKAY, Room IL, Talbot & News Block
E,INANCIAL-MONEYON MORTGAGE-FARAIS
II and city property. c. f. COFFIN & co.
CtIX PER CENT. ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN
- diana Isaac Fl. kiersted IS Martindale Block
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02

TOR SALE-SEVEN ACRES OF LAND ON
i Michigan road near Crown Hill Cemetery, that
will plat into fifty lots with fifteen alleys and
# sold at 500 per lot viii bring 50 600; and the
for cash H. II. BEVILLE Big West Washington
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02

The fret number of the Writer, "a monthly
magazine for literary workers" comes from
Boston, where it has been established by some
benevolent newspaper meu who were moved
by the anxiety of innumera ole host of outsiders
to get into priat come to their relief in this
way. The scope OF the new venture may be
indicated by the table of contents. which is as
follows: "How Write Ny Sermons q CON
fesson by Rev. N. j. Savage The Art of In
terviewing," Advice to Newspaper Cores pond
ents.~ How to get into Print" The Law of
Libel" The of Titles in Print" Does it
Pay TO be "a Reporter and ''He!pful Hints. and
amateurs is IN the main sensible and TO the point
but not muen he said for the ethics Of the
article on interviewing, however available the
instructions may be TO the novice in the art. In
describing the method Of approaching the nervous
subject who objects 10 the taking Of notes by
the reporter and wants proof of the interview.
the writer. VINO II must be supposed considers
himself an expert. lays down these directions
You must tell him that You wouldn't dream
of making notes; that all YOU want is Just his
proofs any number of proofs, until he is satisfied
Underneath his affected fear that he will not
say tho coTreet thing. this Interviewee is often
very vain of his faculty of putting things;
hninor him IN this also. Put in many ornamental
phrases which he did use polish of the
crudities of his actual remarks, throw in some
facts, u you know any, that help out his views,
out which ne forgot TO use never heard of.
Then carry him proof, and present IL to him
with the remark that this is the ahlest thing
SAID on the subject by ANYBODY you have
SO tar tie viii approve il, accept your i'm
provements and additions mis- own, and ever
afterward you Will have in him a willing talker.1
In actual practice this method of management
is what would probably be regarded by the in
reviewers admiring associates tact" but
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02
ANN0uNC EMEKTS.

ANNouNC EMEKTS.
NJ w. DOLLENS.
N d. the cheap rnusicd dealer. No. 10 North Penn
svlvania street. will sell you sheet music music books
and musical instruments very cheap He has nice,
fresh sheet music, 10 cents
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02

GREATEST BARGAIN ON THE MARKET IN A
VI Groom house, closets and pantry; plate glass;
nice house, all complete stone walks, handsome
yard on North Illinois street close to Fifth street.
good neghborhood: must sell; price, s., 200 no
less; come quick. CENTRAL LAND, LOAN AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY, ii North Pennsylvania
street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02

SOCIETY MEETINGS..
NyASONIC-ANCIENT LANDMARKS LODGE,
WI No 80. T. and A. u Stated meeting this
Monday evening, May . at $50 o'clock.
c. A MCCONNELL, w NJ.
FRED. NJ. LOOMS. Secretary.
NTASONIC-CENTER LODGE, NO % f. AND
WI \. NJ. Stated meeting this (AIondeyl evening,
May 2. A full attendance desired.
II. A SAMPSELII w. NJ.
a. IzoR, Secretary
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02

NOR SALE-I HAVE SEVERALSMALL FARMS.
It ranging from 20 to rs acres, within q mile or
to Eastern parties that have not heard of the boom
VIII sell at onefourth the price they once sold for
and for what they worth for farming purposes
gas or no gas. T. a. GOODWIN, 37la Virginia
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-02

Gas REAL ESTATE-FORTY ACRES OF LAND
II within the gas belt, northeast of Brightwood a
superb bargain. Must be taken at once price
$1I 900: Decline railroad through the lands
also Pendleton pike; don't delay. See CENTRAL
LAND LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, IA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-23
Polling a Hawk.

Two little boys that / happen TO
know of managed 10 get hold Of three
or four pair OF squads about fifteen
months ago, and now they have flock
OF about eighteen pigeons. A hungry
hawk managed to slip up on the
pigeons one morning. Singing out
Brownie, he made q dart for the vet.
eran. Brownie few directly at the
window OF the little boys room, fol-
lowed by the hawk. At the window
the pigeon made turn of indcscriba-
bic swiftness, and the hawk went crash
ing through window pane. IL so
happened that Gagged mocking bra
was hanging In the room, and the sud
den appearance OF the hawk caused
Dick 10 give utterance TO shricks that
could be heard a quarter OF u mile.
The hawk, nothing dazed by his ex-
perience, made IN effort TO get at the
bird and mounted the cage for that
purpose. Dick fell on the iloor OF his
wire parlor and made the house resound
with his shrill cries. Then the little
boy appeared on the scene and they
soon made an end TO the hawk.-At-
ldntd Constitution.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-23
The Little sisters.
, stony ron THE CHILDREN.

STORY FOR TIE CHILDREN.
Far away on green island in the
great ocean, where the foam-crested
waves dash against high, black rocks,
lived two little sisters.
Duddgha, a quiet, fanciful child
with twisted, misshappen body, and
Gurtha, merry, happy elf, as straight
and beautiful as pine tree.
Gurtha loved the birds, the trees and
the sunlight, because they made the
world beautiful. The blue sky had
given iis color TO her eyes, and her
hair was like tangled sunbeams.
Duddgha's hair was the color OF the
brown driftweed, and her eyes were
like the autumn sea-gray, changcful
and so clear one could see the child's
beautiful soul as plainly as the coral
can be seen deep down in the water
when the sea Is calm and clear.
Size, too, loved the birds, flowers and
yell,w sunlight. They were her
friends ana playmates. The wind
never kissed her roughly, the flowers
nodded and smiled when she passed,
and the birds that rested on the rock,
in their flight 10 the summerland,
twittercd Of strange, beautiful coun-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-23
A spaniel Rcscucs Kitty.

A spaniel living on farm in Elan
ders had for companion a beautiful
young cat, whom the ruthless farmer
had doomed to determination. Tying
n stone round her neck, he threw her
into the river. But the spaniel "pre-
oipitated himself resolutely" into the
stream, and brought her back in tri-
umph 10 the house. viii it be be
lieved that the heart of the farmer re-
manned hardened? Again he threw
poor puss into the Meuse; but again,
like another Horatius, the spaniel -
though without bis "harness on his
back" that had been reserved or next
market day plunged headlong into
the tide" Not only so, but again he
drew her safe to shore. And mark
the point of the story 1T was to the
further shore Of the Meuse; he would
not trust his friend to the mercies Of
the home side again. london Globe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-23
Having Fun with n sparrow.

Upon q pigeon box in the yard was
affixed piece OF looking glass. The
male sparrow would getas mad as pos
sible at the reflection Of his image In
the mirror, and fight it furiously by the
hour, flying repeatedly so violently
against the glass as TO knock himself
backward in the air, whence he would
return with increased violence and
vim, until he would have TO rest, with
his wings dragging, his mouth open,
and his sides painting. After resting a
while he would pick up small gravel
stone in his bin and renew the attack,
SIR king the glass with the gravel with
all the impetus his wings could give
him; and thus he would continue till
completely exhausted. ~ Richmond
Wig.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-23
THE YOUNG FOLKS.


While their lessons for tho morrow
All the other children learn,
Oft see tiny fodder
With look OF grave concern.
On her lap she spreads volume,
And clothes-pin Is her pen;
BY herself sho softly chhtters,
-Four and six and two and ten"
In her quiet little corner,
On her brow siudious frown,
How she pores above those pages
They are Just now upside down
Till tho bee-like droning ceases.
III beg my little wren
For kiss, get this answer:
-Four and six and two and ten"
A. his very busy playmate
Pussy looks with blinking eyes;
Then she stands him in the corner,
Very much TO his surprise;
And she holds the book before him,
Though he news protest then,
She is teaching puss his lesson
-Four and six and two and ten"
IN the tranquil hush OF bedtime,
When the goodnight kisses fall,
From her lonely little corner
My wee scholar then / call;
And l ask how much sho loves me-
Press her rose-lips opco again,
While she hugs me and she whispers,
"Four and six and two and ten"
= George Cooper, in Harper's Your
Folks.